Scope and Coverage

Articles: Subject Areas and Types

Welcome to the Episteme Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences (EJHS). We are committed to publishing rigorous, peer-reviewed research that explores the complexities of human society, culture, economic development, and literary traditions.

1. Journal Scope

EJHS invites original, high-quality research contributions across interdisciplinary and core domains of the humanities and social sciences. The journal aims to provide a robust scholarly platform for academics, researchers, and professionals to communicate their insights and findings.

Core Research Areas

  • History and Political Science: Historical analysis, civilizational studies, political systems, governance, public policy, and international relations.
  • Sociology and Cultural Research: Social structures, demographic trends, cultural evolution, community studies, and heritage preservation.
  • Economics, Commerce, and Management: Economic theory, applied economics, business administration, financial management, trade, and organizational behavior.
  • Literature and Languages: Linguistic analysis, comparative literature, language evolution, and critical examinations of literary works.

2. Language and Publication Policy

To ensure rigorous peer review and academic accessibility, EJHS adheres to the following language specifications for manuscript submissions:

  • English: All primary scripts and standard research articles must be submitted in English.
  • Kannada (Regional Language): We currently accept regional language papers exclusively in Kannada. These manuscripts must be typed in Unicode (e.g., Nudi 6.0 version).
  • Other Regional Languages: At this time, papers in other regional languages cannot be considered for publication due to the current unavailability of editorial board members to review them. However, EJHS actively plans to adopt and support additional regional languages in the future as our editorial and reviewer network expands.

3. Manuscript Types and Specifications

Authors should select the manuscript category that best fits their research during the submission process. Submissions must fall within the journal's scope and comply with its author guidelines.

  • Research Articles: Original research presenting findings supported by appropriate methodology, analysis, results, and discussion.
  • Review Articles: Critical or systematic reviews of published research on significant topics within the journal's scope.
  • Short Communications: Concise reports of significant research findings, preliminary results, or theoretical developments.
  • Case Studies: Well-documented studies of practical applications, societal phenomena, economic scenarios, or management solutions.
  • Editorials and Perspectives: Scholarly perspectives, research insights, and educational contributions from invited authors or members of the academic community. These contributions are identified separately and are not treated as original research articles.